PETERS – Douglas Lake fight over access could have major implications
THE RADIO HOST Paul Harvey used to have a feature called “This day’s news of most lasting significance.” It was always about some under-reported story that [Continue]
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GINTA – Kamloops from up close – the things I’ve learned about being here
FIVE YEARS ago when my family and I relocated to Kamloops someone told me that unless you’ve been here a couple of decades or longer, you’re just not ‘Kamloopsian’ [Continue]
FORSETH – B.C. government’s thirst for tax revenues vs. ‘Take It Slow’
WHY DOES the provincial government want to make it easier for alcohol to be accessible? Well, I don’t wish to be cynical, however, here are a few things you may wish to [Continue]
COLLINS – Who will preserve journalistic integrity of Fourth Estate?
I GET an e-flyer regularly called Trends Journal. This small piece was one of several items offered in the first publication of the new year. It speaks volumes. It is [Continue]
KNOX – In his last days as president, Barack Obama takes time to attend the wedding of a B.C.-raised friend
AFTER EIGHT frustrating years of being blocked by an often hostile Congress, U.S. President Barack Obama finally got to see one of his goals accomplished last weekend: Marvin [Continue]
ROTHENBURGER – Time crunch is coming on Ajax mine review
THINGS ARE about to get interesting again on the Ajax front. Monday, the City’s Industrial Tax Base Task Force will meet with KGHM to talk some more about a community [Continue]
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